“My focus will be to harness the talent and capacities of the incredible team to build new partnerships that will place the firm at the centre of broadening economic development, savings mobilisation, and cultivating a culture of trust, transparency, and performance in order to deliver investment solutions that satisfy the ever-growing demand from the public,” Mr Kang’ara said.
Kenya’s equities market exhibited mixed signals in March 2025, reflecting a blend of cautious optimism and global headwinds. The month saw Safaricom Plc leading in turnover with trades worth KES 2.13 billion (USD 16.43 million), followed closely by KCB Group at KES 1.97 billion (USD 15.25 million) and Equity Group Holdings with KES 984.3 million…
Kenya’s economy continues to demonstrate resilience, supported by a combination of prudent fiscal measures, policy interventions, and favorable external conditions. As we step into the second quarter of 2025, several key indicators reflect the country’s strong economic foundation and its efforts to foster sustainable growth. Currency Stability and Forex Reserves The Kenya Shilling has remained…
The Nairobi Securities Exchange continued its bullish momentum in February 2025, withmarket capitalization rising by 4.7% from the previous month and an impressive 43.7%compared to last year, reaching KES 2.08 trillion. This strong performance reflects improvedinvestor confidence and a more stable economic outlook. Equity turnover stood at KES 8.5 billion—slightly lower than in January but…
Inflation & Currency StabilityIn February, inflation rose slightly to 3.5% from 3.3% in January, mainly due to an increase in the cost of vegetables, especially tomatoes and Sukuma wiki. However, there’s no major cause for concern, as the economy remains stable. One key impact of inflation is that, it lowers real returns on investments. If…
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